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In this illustration, a young girl is flying a rainbow kite.

Use red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple/violet, and indigo to finish this rainbow.

Hunt for hidden words in this puzzle. Search for: Chimney Rock, agriculture, beef, goldenrod, Great Plains, Cornhusker State, Lincoln, Omaha, Platte River, and Western Meadowlark.

Find sixteen words hidden in this word-hunt puzzle. Search for: Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon, Flagstaff, Phoenix, southwest, Ditat Deus, mesa, copper, cactus wren, Colorado River, four corners, and saguro cactus.

Here's a passage about two animals with a symbiotic relationship. A sea urchin rides a crab along the ocean floor. The two animals have a mutually beneficial relationship.

This file has a cute poem for teaching students about magnetic properties. There's also a vocabulary page and a page with comprehension questions.

Have students decide whether each picture's name ends with the N or P sound. Cut out the pictures and glue them in the correct columns on the chart.

Determine whether each word ends with the G or T sound. Cut out the pictures at the bottom of the page and place them in the correct positions on the t-chart.

Write the final letter for the words rat, wet, van, nut, sun, and nap.

Choose the correct final consonant for each item shown. Color in the letter and then complete the word.

Write the initial and final consonant sound for each item shown. Ten, pig, top, mug, rat, rug.

Question 1: Choose the two things that end wit the n sound. Question 2: Choose the two things that end wit the t sound. Question 3: Choose the two things that end wit the g sound.

Write the final consonant for each CVC word. List: cat, bed, hop, mug, web, and can.

Use a rainbow of crayons to decorate this hot air balloon picture.

Calculate the time passing between the rainstorms. Write in the sun and cloud illustrations. 15-min increments. (example: 2:15-3:45)

Polly is a colorful, tropical bird who loves to eat crackers.

Color, cut, and staple together this easy-to-read miniature book.

Have your students solve this fun word search puzzle to find Minnesota-themed words such as: Minneapolis, Duluth, Mall of America, and Saint Paul.

In week 9 of Math Buzz, have your class practice place value, comparing numbers, division, fractions, patterns, word problems, and input/output tables.

In this file for Math Buzz, Week 8, your students will review standard form and expanded form, place value, input and output tables, area, geometry, and rounding.

In the seventh set, students will solve input and output tables, practice rounding, geometry, comparing numbers, perimeter, and much more.

Students will solve word problems, find perimeter, standard and expanded form, geometry, fractions on number lines, comparing numbers, and more!

Within this set you'll find a variety of word problems, geometry, place value up to 7 places, fractions, advanced addition and subtraction.

In week 4 of Math Buzz, students will practice comparing numbers, place value, rounding, perimeter, capacity, and division.

The third week of Math Buzz for 4th grade features skills like: division, place value, advanced subtraction, rounding, fractions, area, and perimeter.

These task cards have group discussion questions. Students choose a card and take turns answering the questions. (examples: Of all the books you've read this year, which one was your favorite? What was your favorite subject in school this year, and why? Who did you sit with in the lunch room this school year, and why did you enjoy being with them?)

Cut out the tree trunk, the branches, and the leaves. The branches have the names of government branches on them. The leaves list specific units of government, such as Congress, Vice President, President, Supreme Court, etc. Attach each leaf onto the leaves on the correct branch.

This is a short, illustrated page with information about different types of traditional Native American homes. This sheet includes a picture of a wigwam, a longhouse, a plank house, a tipi, and an adobe house.

Your class can use crayons and markers to color in this picture of blooming flowers.

This printable coloring page is of a dinosaur. This illustration is very basic and perfect for younger students.

Your students can color this picture of a fierce lion. Roar!

This printable coloring page features a sailboat.

Students will love using crayons or markers to color in this picture of a mermaid.

Your students will enjoy finding 21 words hidden in this word search puzzle. Word list includes: Allegheny River, Delaware River, Allentown, Gettysburg, Keystone state, Appalachians, coal, Hershey, commonwealth, Harrisburg, Lake Erie, Mount Laurel, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, oil, Steelers, and ruffed grouse.

Find words such as: Atlantic Ocean, Princeton, Newark, and Garden State in this New Jersey-themed word search puzzle.

This Alabama word search puzzle features words such as: Birmingham, Talladega, Gulf of Mexico, and Chattahoochee River.

This word search puzzle features sixteen words all related to the state of Illinois. Words include: Chicago, midwest, Lake Michigan, and Ohio River.

Solve to find the x- and y-intercepts. There are 6 problems to complete on this double-sided worksheet.

For each problem, students will define the slope and y-intercept. Then they graph a line to show the equation.

Solve to find the x-intercept and y-intercept for each equation. Then plot both points and draw a line to graph the equations.

Solve this word search to find the words horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. All of the words in this puzzle are Florida-themed, including: Palm Trees, citrus, beaches, and Miami.

Color on the shapes that are divided into equal parts on this printable worksheet.

Color the shapes that are divided into thirds and draw an "X" over the shapes that are not divided into thirds.

Sort through the rows of jumbled up letters to find the word from the picture.

Students will search through the jumbled letters in the box to find words like: Houston, oil, Fort Worth, and Mockingbird.

Learn about how knitting helped soldiers during the First World War. Following the article, there are multiple choice questions, matching questions, and a writing section.

Find the quotient for each of these 30 division problems involving money. Use these cards as a math learning center, morning challenge, or scavenger hunt.

This batch of task cards not only have 3-digit dividends but also 2-digit divisors. There are thirty cards for your students to solve.

This printable division activity features 30 division problems listed traditionally, horizontally, and as fractions with 2 and 3 digit dividends.

This printable file is a great math learning center activity with thirty cards to be solved by your students involving division with 4-digit dividends.